CNA training is intended for those who seek entry level employment in the healthcare field. A CNA program may help students who need direct patient care experience as an admission requirement for a higher level care program or those who wish to test their interest in healthcare as a career. This course is a 10 week course that includes four weeks of classroom instruction at the CRC and six weeks of clinical experience at Brown County Health and Living Community.

CNA training is ideal for a student who wants to gain direct experience with patient care or for those who wish to test their interest in healthcare as a career. A CNA program may help students who need direct patient care experience as an admission requirement for a higher level care program or those who wish to test their interest in healthcare as a career.

The Certified Nursing Assistant class offered by Brown County Treatment Center (BCTC) in Wisconsin provides comprehensive training on nursing fundamentals. The course includes studies focusing on anatomy, physiology, and medical terminology, as well as the practical skills necessary for direct patient care. Upon successful completion of the program, students are eligible to take the state certification exam and become a Certified Nursing Assistant.